Outstanding Orders

tqn626

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I'm trying to create a measure that shows what orders haven't been invoiced yet. I have an invoice table with both Invoice Number and Order Number and a Order Table with Order Number.

I want to to get the value of the Orders without invoice number.
 

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Assuming that you can add to/modify the existing tables...

See below for sample layout and formulas.

  1. Add a column to the Order Table labelled "Invoiced?"
  2. In this column (D8:D13) enter an IF / lookup combo formula that will determined whether the Invoice table has any order No.s entered against the invoices.
  3. Use the SUMIFS function (D3) to sum the value of orders in the Orders Table that have not been invoiced.

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
2
3
Value of O/S orders:
$ 875
4
5
Orders Table
Invoice Table
6
$ 2,025
$ 1,150
7
Order No.
$
Invoiced?
Invoice No.
Order No.
$
8
1001
200
N​
Inv 205
1002
255​
9
1002
255
Y​
Inv 206
1005
420​
10
1003
310
N​
Inv 207
1006
475​
11
1004
365
N​
12
1005
420
Y​
13
1006
475
Y​

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Sheet: .

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Key Formulas:
D8 = IF( IFERROR( MATCH( B8, $G$8:$G$14, 0 ), 0), "Y", "N" )

D3 = SUMIFS( $C$7:$C$13, $D$7:$D$13, "N" )
 
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I'm trying to do this in Power Bi. My data model looks like this.

I'm trying to write this measure, which i'm sure is incorrect. Essentially i want a Column with Outstanding Orders and Invoiced + Outstanding Orders.

My current attempt.
$ Demand = CALCULATE(SUM(FctOrders[Gross Sales Orders]),CROSSFILTER(FctInvoice[ORDER_NUMBER],FctOrders[ORDER_NUMBER],BOTH))



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It would have been good to know from your OP that you were seeking a Power BI solution.:( I know nothing about that application so cannot offer any advice.:coffee:
 
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